. >> palo alto left with no black police officers. residents weighing in. >> macy's christmas lights on in union square. looking in the shadows, a number of closed businesses. details in my story. >> a stretch of sunny days ahead, temperatures coming up. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts now. >> b a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> a beloved san francisco educator dead after being hit by a car in front of the school where he taught. parents and residents have been sounding the alarm's about that intersection. could evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i am ama daetz. it happened at the intersection of franklin and union street. kate larsen joins us from the newsroom with more on what happened and how the school is responding. >> neighbors are very upset a young educator lost his life. but nobody i spoke to was surprised a wreck happened in that intersection. just before 8:00 around the start of school, a car hit and killed a pair educator outside of elementary. two cars were involved in the code did -- collis

. >> palo alto left with no black police officers. residents weighing in. >> macy's christmas lights on in union square. looking in the shadows, a number of closed businesses. details in my story. >> a stretch of sunny days ahead, temperatures coming up. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> a beloved san francisco educator dead after being hit by a car in front of the school where he taught. parents and residents have been sounding the alarm's about that intersection. could evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i am ama daetz. it happened at the intersection of franklin and union street. kate larsen joins us from the newsroom with more on what happened and how the school is responding. >> neighbors are very upset a young educator lost his life. but nobody i spoke to was surprised a wreck happened in that intersection. just before 8:00 around the start of school, a car hit and killed a pair educator outside of elementary. two cars were involved in the code did --

it is pure robbery. >> reporter: police arrested two people after the palo alto incident. keyonni marie jones and kevyonna barnes. palo alto police and marin detectives are working together to figure out if there are any connections between the people involved in the crimes in their cities, and those who committed similar crimes in other cities throughout the bay area. >> that had san francisco robberies. they've had walnut creek, contra costa, here. >> reporter: many locals are aware of what is going on not just in their neighborhoods. resident angela howe told us -- >> i'll be sending soon. >> police are working together on the investigation, but what about bay area prosecutors? >> reporter: we learned that prosecutors and law enforcement from contra costa county, san joaquin county, san mateo, santa clara, san francisco, and marin county are working together to try to combat this ongoing issue with large-scale retail theft. >> thank you. >>> a reward is growing for information leading to the gunman who shot and wounded a local news crew security guard in oakland yesterd

in palo alto, zach sauce, ktvu, fox two news. new tonight. u s appeals court today upheld its decision to put on hold president biden's covid vaccine mandate for private companies. the order would have been enforced by osha for any business with 100 or more employees. the circuit court panel in new orleans affirmed an earlier ruling. despite the biden administration's argument, it could lead to hundreds of death, the judge said. the mandate is quote staggeringly overboard. and ordered the white house to take no further action. also need an id nursing homes are being told to welcome back all visitors today, the centers for medicare and medicaid instructed facilities. to lift pandemic restrictions on visiting nursing homes will no longer be able to limit the frequency and length of visits or require advanced scheduling. the government is still discouraging against large group visits and urging residents, families and facility staff to keep their guard up. against outbreaks. that recommendation comes as health officials warn of a possible fifth

walnut creek, san jose, palo alto, larkspur, so many cities, so many stores and malls have been hit. some of the folks have been arrested but some have not been. consequences, are there enough consequences in the city for criminals? tonight the embattled district attorney says he's charging nine suspects from over the weekend with felonies. >> we stand together united to send a message to anyone who would consider committing these kinds of crimes in san francisco that it will not be tolerated, you will be arrested, you will be brought to justice and you will face serious consequences when you commit serious crimes in our city. >> all right, there is a lot to unpack. we're going to go deeper with the d.a. in just a moment. but also today mayor breed and police chief bill scott said things will get better in san francisco if and when they hold people accountable. >> there is a lot of tough talk, but, you know, talk doesn't mean anything unless we can demonstrate that we actually follow through on what we say we're going to do. >> if i'm doing these types of things and i'm allowed to ge

las autoridades de palo alto siguen escuchando a residentes del lugar, si usted vive en palo alto tiene hasta el 1 de diciembre para dar su opiniÓn sobre este caso. >>> un joven de 19 aÑos fue asesinado en la ciudad de (hablan en inglÉs) luego de comprar un vehÍculo en lÍnea. vamos al informe. >>> este es michael lopleta, un hijo y novio excepcional, sus tÍos tuvieron que venir de washington, el jueves pasado fue asesnado. su tÍo dice que era una gran persona y que iba a estudiar a la universidad. michel usÓ la plataforma (hablan en inglÉs) para comprar un auto, el jueves entre las calles utah y tayler fue asesinado. su tÍa decÍa que vivÍa al lado de Él y que siempre le llamaba. ella estÁ muy dolida. >>> por esto arrestaron a kamarian creiin residente de san pablo. el alcalde de venecia donde michael vivÍa lo siente mucho. muchos departamentos de policÍa tienen zonas designadas para hacer estar transacciones, se recomienda no invitar a personas en el hogar y siempre llevar su celular, compretare las transacciones en el dÍa. lopreta tenÍa 18 aÑos de edad. >>> tambiÉn

in palo alto, devin fehely , kpix 5 . >>> right now on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area , an officer charged in a deadly shooting for only the second time in san francisco history. why prominent attorneys say a man's death could've been prevented. >>> what one bay area school district is doing different to get students more comfortable with the covid vaccine. >>> just as mask mandates are easing up, covid cases tick up in two counties. is this a case of moving too soon? >>> the new restrictions threatening to eliminate a holiday favorite your thanksgiving table, and the fisherman who are being affected for the very first time. >>> we start with a san francisco police officer now facing voluntary manslaughter charges for a shooting that turned dead thing. >> kpix 5's andria borba spoke to the attorney representing the family of the man who was shot point >> this is only the second time an sf pd officer has faced charges like this? >> reporter: that is correct. an arrest warrant has been issued for kenneth cha . at this point, it is only the second time in the history of the department

san mateo getting light rain but no rain in palo alto. you see the gilroy. the overall picture shows the heaviest rain to the south of us, and that's where we had the leading edge of the gusty winds. now you will see on and off light rain for the next few hours. we are looking at 9:00 and 10:00, still scattered showers passing by. around noon, still a chance of rain but not all of us will see that. by 3:00 we're starting to see it ending for much of the bay area. for tonight we are heading back to some drier conditions. we will be watching that and talk about how much rain we have measured and how this compares with the overall drought picture. >>> mike, you are looking at driving conditions near the bay. >> yeah, as we head toward the berkeley curb, a slick roadway. you can see the sheen from the wet conditions, and ponding reported earlier in the east bay. this is what kari was showing, and there's activity, a crash westbound 580 around san quinton. as more folks are starting to hit the road, we have not had more reports of flooding. >>> at least 3,900 pg&

the 30's for palo alto in fremont. now it's solid 40's the same was the case for the inland east bay in the in the north bay. now, we've only got one 30 left on this map. and that's for you and say only that 38 degrees temperatures wasting no time climbing this morning. that's going to set us up for an afternoon in the 60's and even low 70's. james marina, thank you for that. john. okay. so happening today. we've got the salvation army doing what they do. great every year. there. >> helping and this time around, they're delivering meals to seniors. yeah, it's really nice to see this. that's happening right now. volunteers are going to be practicing social distancing are still in the pandemic. prop 4. sarah stinson. >> live in san francisco this morning. you've been talking to volunteers. sarah. how's everybody feel out there today.

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residents say although all alto may be a melting pot -- although palo alto may be a melting pot, they don't think that's the case for -- >> we can see what type of people are wearing the police uniform, so there's definitely not diversity. >> it is important we have applicants of all types. >> palo alto pd says police recruiting has become much more challenging in recent years. with a shortage of applicants and other issues industrywide. while others say the city must do more to diversify the police department, others say safety is what matters most. >> are public safety is very good here. i think that's a higher priority than affirmative action or recruiting particular groups, per se. >> i've reached out to several city officials, the police chief and police officers association for comment, but have not heard back. >> when it comes to issues of race and social justice, abc 7 is helping you take action. you can check out our list of resources at abc7news.com/takeaction. >> will smith is talking about his new series dropping on disney plus. >> the best modern day explorers take me to

palo alto police say a group of 30 to 40 people smashed glass while trying to break in sunday night. however, a security guard called police and the people took off. when officers pulled over two suspects they found more than $15,000 worth of stolen goods from another shop. central marin police say a group of about 40 people hit the store earlier on sunday night making off with about $250,000 worth of goods. >> it's almost movie like, hollywood-like. >> there are gangs around the bay area. >> it's not like there are riots going on or some other instability. it's literally pure robbery. >> palo alto and central marin police are working together to sniff out possible connections. >>> we are seeing reports on a shooting in east oakland. police say a man was shot near a homeless encampment. it apparently broke out between fruit veil and alameda avenue yesterday afternoon. the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. >>> a reward has grown to $17,000 for information leading to the gunman who shot a local news crew security guard in oakland. the crew from kron was cover

officers say a group of 30 to 40 suspects tried to break into the real real store in palo alto on sunday night. they smashed a glass, but no suspects actually not inside, and they fled when police arrived. an officer then stooped car with stolen goods from another real real location. police arrested these two suspects. one from richmond. the other from valejo inside the car. the investigation revealed the two women had traveled to palo alto to burglarize the store with a larger future. >> in contra costa county, three people facing charges in connection to the weekend's mass burglary at a walnut creek nordstom's store. a well and two men faces charges now including organized retail theft and conspiracy. 87 suspects still outstand pentagon the charging documents say the group stole $100,000 in merchandise. >>> new at 6:00 on this thanksgiving eve, traditionally, there's a rush to the grocery store. this year there's a rush to get a covid test. a steady stream of people showing up today for testing at the santa clara fairgrounds. peel planning holiday gatherings or trips wanted to be sure

the real real in downtown palo alto, which is why the storefront is all boarded up. now detectives believe this incident could be connected to another burglary in the north bay. >> reporter: crews have painted over the boards in place to protect the real real storefront. >> really surprised. >> reporter: according to police, a group of 30 to 40 people showed up on sunday night and try to smash their way into the consignment shop. a security guard called the cops, and the people all took off. >> is the most hollywood like. >> reporter: they found two suspects and more than $15,000 worth of stolen merchandise from another real real shop in larkspur that was had earlier in the night by a large group of people. according to central marin police, around 40 people were involved in a smash and grab their, and made off with about $250,000 worth of merchandise. >> there are gangs moving around the bay area obviously. >> it's not like there are riots going on, or other instability. it is pure robbery. >> reporter: police arrested two people, 20-year-old keyonni marie jones fro

over here, there it is. 101 heading north through palo alto through san mateo county and now a whole bunch of construction going on because of that express lane they continue to work on and make advancements with and a traffic break and head up towards that area in the next few minutes from palo alto because the crews should start moving. keeping that in mind you have mostly green and the nongreen is some fog over there and back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> we know the recent string of organized retail robberies leaving shoppers on high alert across the bay area. >> many asking what is being done about it. in some cases stores are now closing earlier for some shoppers to change their plans. >> the security is tighter than usual at santana road tonight. officials here doing everything they can to keep the customers and employees safe after one of its stores became the latest victim in a string of organized retail robberies. extra guards are on hand to deter any potential crime, including one station outside lululemon that was hit. police say a group including one man with a gun in his

reaching 70 in palo alto. san jose, morgan hill reaching 73 degrees with mid-60s for much of the east bay. we'll see some upper 60s and low 70s for parts of the north bay. so we'll talk about what's ahead for the rest of this holiday weekend. that's coming up. >> thank you, kari. >>> developing this morning, retailers on edge after large mobs of people storming those stores this weekend robbing them of their merchandise. and there's word those thieves are targeting more stores. they did it last night. >> bob redell joins us live in walnut creek where police are shutting down a main road on broadway plaza after this chaos that's making national headlines, bob. >> correct. good morning. you can see broadway plaza. this is the street that runs through the broadway plaza shopping center that includes the nordstroms that was hit saturday night. it's still shut down here this monday morning. and there's an officer posted down the street there just to keep an eye for any activity. walnut creek police posted on social

in palo alto, abc 7 news. liz: if anyone in your family is struggling with bullying or mental health, we have resources on our website. now to covid headlines. two bay area clinics are opening up booster shots to anyone 16 years of age or older. a judge has sided with governor newsom, allowing the state to require teachers and students to where mask -- wear masks in school. the biden administration is still blocked from requiring large companies to vaccinate their employees. san mateo county is hosting a playland clinic at the san mateo county event center from 9:00 to 4:00. they are listed right here on your screen. both are open today. pharmacists at kaiser permanente are planning a strike in northern california starting monday. they have been in contract negotiations with kaiser permanente since november 1. the company is asking its patients to fill their prescriptions or order refills on mine or by phone. kaiser said in part " we are disappointed the guild would ask their members to walk away from the pati

other bay area cities have similar ordinances including dublin, palo alto, and redwood city. contra costa county reaffirmed the banning of flavored tobacco sales in july. >>> school board members have reportedly come up with a tentative plan to make $125 million in required budget cuts. according to "the chronicle," the plan will be presented later today. it cuts 360 positions across the district, and a $40 million cut to central services with another 55 jobs on the chopping block, and 50 million in school budget cuts. the district has until december to finalize the plan. >>> and then the trial for theranos continues today after repairs from last week's water main break about three blocks from the courthouse. with the courthouse lacking running water, the trial was put on told. they were looking at the interviews where she defended herself and the company from charges of fraud. she talked about being in charge and what was happening there at theranos. we have the reporting on the theranos trial online, just go to nbcbayarea.com and click on the elizabeth holmes coverage. >>>

people in palo alto have another option for getting tested for covid. palo alto unified schools is opening up a testing site for everybody. previously it was only available for district students and staff. testing is available monday through friday with no appointment necessary. >>> with repairs now made, the criminal fraud trial resumes today for theranos founder, elizabeth holmes. the repairs we are talking about are the result of last week's water main bursts that was three blocks from the courthouse, and without running water at the courthouse, that trial was put on hold. they are looking at interviews where she defended herself and company against accusations of fraud. we have reporting of the theranos trial online, and just go to nbcbayarea.com and slick on theranos trial coverage. >>> police say a 19-year-old woman was last seen alive at a halloween party in sacramento. investigators say she left early saturday morning with two men who were both active duty airmen. it's not clear if she already knew them, but one of them, juan peralta, faces acce

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new at ted reaction to a public high school in palo alto coming under fire. several students there claim they were victims of violent and racist bullying. good evening. i'm cristina rendon and i'm andre senior. those parents allegations include repeated racist language. violent physical attacks and administrators not doing enough to protect students you attend ktvu zach sauces live at gunn high with what he has learned zack. good evening. the allegations are startling as you mentioned from one student, saying that he was repeatedly called the n word to bullying so severe in another case that a student was sent to the hospital. quote pummeled with fists and kicks, just one of the alleged attacks, detailed in a court filing submitted by attorneys representing the parents of six boys, a gun high school in palo alto. the document detailing how they were allegedly the victims of violent and racist bullying. in one incident, attorneys saying several of the boys were gained up on in a bathroom. quote the boys screamed for help in the bathroom, but no help came one s

but these people want to go to palo alto, they want to see that world. they are more open-minded. written off as the selfish person that sees something 16 brilliant other candidates on the stage didn't that you could remake the republican party and address the concerns of people in the middle east and i don't know if he knew that to deliberately but that is the way that this works sometimes. we have a lot to be hopeful for. >> please help your self to another drink. >> the nation's most effective grassroots organization.we represent over 2 million actts

gracias por su fiel preferencia >>> todo más, es en palo alto y la policía confirma que ocurrió en el centro de esta ciudad donde 30 personas rompieron ventanas y se llevaron todo lo que pudieron >>> de los ladrones se llevaron cerca de 50,000 dólares en mercancía en los últimos días fueron mayores robos como esto. tenemos cobertura. >>> vamos con andrés quien se encuentra en san francisco donde se dieron a conocer los cargos de estos incidentes >>> qué tal, cómo están como mañana mismo son presentados los cargos a los sospechosos se están escuchando gritos es que ahora grupo de personas está protestando fuera de la fiscalía pidiendo una remoción del fiscal porque se unen que el fiscal es el responsable de que haya aumentado la criminalidad mes, saquearon varias tiendas dijo que no son crímenes menores si no son organizaciones, serán armas de fuego ilegales y nos aseguraron que van a venir más arrestos régimen que participaron de 20 a 40 personas, los arrestados 5 por vandalizar la tienda luisito, 3 una tienda de cannabis y uno por robar en la tienda (nombre extranjer

but these people want to go to palo alto, they want to see that world. they are more open-minded. written off as the selfish person that sees something 16 brilliant other candidates on the stage didn't that you could remake the republican party and address the concerns of people in the middle east and i don't know if he knew that to deliberately but that is the way that this works sometimes. we have a lot to be hopeful for. >> please help your self to another drink. [applause]lass about the rise of anti-semitism in america between wwi & ww ii. >> welcome everyone it's good to see everybody and we are going to start today's topic in anti-semitism in america between wwi & ww ii. in the last time that we discussed anti-semitism, we focused on the years between the

like the way the palo alto native even came into the sport. already an accomplished skier, a collegiate national champion, joann hadn't considered biathlon until a rifle more or less fell into her lap. >> i had inherited from my mother's side of the family, a rifle, because my grandfather was diagnosed with early-onset alzheimer's, so that firearm was repossessed by my mother, and she said you're the only one in the family, do you want the rifle? >> reporter: in just three years of using that rifle, she qualified for team usa and the pyeongchang olympics. she had set a goal of doing it while her grandfather was still alive, and she did. he passed away just days after the competition. >> it was something i wanted so bad. i'm sure he had no idea by the end, but my grandma did. so, i love you, grandma. >> reporter: and now four years later, joann is aiming for her second olympic team, having already proved to the world that she deserves the spot competing at the highest level of her sport, the only thing left to to is prove to herself how high sh

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napa today at 73 degrees, palo alto 72, san jose 71. mike, you're seeing a major delay. >> bart just sent out a notice of a major delay. that is usually 20 minutes or more. this is for the daley city line. the muni service is providing mutual aid for that barton line. san jose does still have that slowdown northbound. everything else is very light. back to you. >>> some believe in-n-out's recent controversy may give other states the in they need to lure the company out of the golden state. up next, the reason one governor will have to wait. >>> lots of people buying electric cars and shares in electric car companies. we'll take a look at that. >>> billie eilish now showing off her softer side. her newest musical gig that will have your little ones. >>> right now a ranking of the most hazardous communities in the bay area is right on our home page. >>> as you're heading out, keep in mind there's a lot of free events for veterans today. we've got the full list on nbcbayarea.com. yosemite is looking amazing with highs in the mid 60s. we'll

bloomington, indiana, is palo alto's newest sister city. the mayor started that sister city program over a year ago. this is to promote cultural and commercial ties. >>> all morning long we are honoring those who have served on this veterans day. it was here on "today in the bay" we first told you about jake larson. the then 96-year-old world war ii veteran was trying to get to france for the 75th anniversary of d day. >> a go fund me campaign raised thousands of dollars so he could get to normandy. now he is 98 and we reenltly caught up with him at his home. >> if it weren't for veterans, we'd all be speaking german right now. hitler's goal was to conquer the world. that meant you did what he told you to do. if you didn't do it, he'd just kill you. >> larson is now a published author. earlier this year he debuted the luckiest man in the world stories from the life of papa jake. >> how cool is that. >> we salute him today and of course all veterans. >> this is a live look at the american flag at san jose city hall this morning. thank you fo

palo alto at 71 south bay temps. some of our warmest campbell in los gatos are very warmest at 75 fremont hayward up to oakland and berkeley on the low 70's. well, the inland east bay up into the north bay sharing a range of mid to upper 60's for your afternoon highs today. looking ahead, these next 7 days are going to stay quite as warm as today. but hey, we're staying comfortably. cool in staying great as far as travel conditions goes, it's sunshine and dry skies all the way through, including on turkey day on thursday. just a few clouds for the holiday right now. john, thank you for that. in this hot spots. still here in san mateo westbound body to east of one. oh, one. at least 2 lanes are currently blocked and we're seeing those delays across the san mateo bridge. so about 46 minutes. >> for your drive at this hour if you're trying to get across i would suggest the dunbar bridge as a another alternate for you as you're traveling a little under 18 minutes heading from the east bay into the city this morning. we h

sfo to palo alto. they are scheduled to open by early next year. >>> the reason some fast food workers are upset and protesting. >>> well, today you might have seen it. bay area fast food workers joined a state-wide strike. >> they gathered and we saw workers from jack-in-the-box and burger king voicing support for assembly bill 257 that will go before the assembly setting standards in the safe fast food industry. >>> we'll have more with the mother of the little boy shot on 880. ahead at 7:00. >>> up next on nightly news, the powerful personal struggles of veterans battling mental health. we'll take you inside the new program saving lives. lester holt joins us from new york right now. >>> breaking news tonight. the major step toward making covid booster shots available to all adults pfizer officially asking the fda to authorize booster shots for everyone 18 and older, impacting up to 156 million americans. how soon could they go into arms? >>> and a holiday alert. will thanksgiving travel bounce back

but these people want to go to palo alto, they want to see that world. they are more open-minded. written off as the selfish person that sees something 16 brilliant other candidates on the stage didn't that you could remake the republican party and address the concerns of people in the middle east and i don't know if he knew that to deliberately but that is the way that this works sometimes. we have a lot to be hopeful for. >> please help your self to another drink. [applause] during an event hosted by the guilder lehrman institute of american history, harvard university professor henry louis gates junior discussed the importance of the church in black communities. >> the majority black state, south carolina, louisiana, mississippi where they were majority black states and ground zero for the black community during reconstruction was charleston south carolina, and georgia, alabama were almost majority black states, so there was a concentration of black power as jim clyburn said to me in the film in those six or seven states and that was true even before the civil war. south caroli

but these people want to go to palo alto, they want to see that world. they are more open-minded. written off as the selfish person that sees something 16 brilliant other candidates on the stage didn't that you could remake the republican party and address the concerns of people in the middle east and i don't know if he knew that to deliberately but that is the way that this works sometimes. we have a lot to be hopeful for. amen. leave it at that. [applause] >> thank you. >> so please help yourself to another drink, i thank you to victor and megyn kelly. brilliant, brilliant. >> i love you. any time. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> here's a look at the best-selling nonfiction books according to politics and prose bookstore in washington, d.c. topping the list is david when grow and david gravers critical look at the department of human society and the dawn of everything. that's followed by the trail, abc news chief washington correspondent jonathan karl on the aftermath of the 2020 presidential election. after that, memoirs by kal then you can't be serious a

there's no slowing on this section through palo alto. we'll talk about a bigger drive, coming up. >>> good morning. good wednesday to you as well. we just got the latest sales data from lowe's and target, and they match what we saw from walmart and home depot. people are sending money, and the stock market often crosses into record territory and the u.s. economy created more than half a million jobs last month. 4 million americans were so comfortable with their financial situation they quit their jobs last month. part of our inflation is part of our own economic success. let's talk about lucid motors. their stock price went up so high it's far more than ford company. it's on the border of being able to cross general motors. this is something we are seeing with electric cars that is really amazing. now, one of the things that has to put a lot of pressure on detroit, our own tom costello spoke with the general manager -- not general manager, ceo of gm, that's why i thought -- and he's going to talk to her on the "today" show. >> are you go

. >> and you don't have to live in east palo alto. morgan, were nine, you developed a game called candy unicorn, have you continue to take classes at street code? >> yep. >> what kind of classes have you taken? >> since the pandemic, i have been taking classes with street code. i took advanced coding, i'm not sure exactly what it was, but i'm still taking them. >> what other things have you coded or developed or started? >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> made a website that tells the time around the world. i'm in oakland right now, it would tell the time all the way in brazil. >> is this in stealth mode, like you can't share with us yet? >> yep. >> what do you want to be when you grow up? >> a computer scientist. that is the goal. >> i know that's why street code does it. you have famous supporters really believe in this mission. i know stephen curry, warriors superstar has live chats. marshawn lynch as well has been to your events. -- here is steph is part of the ig live chap, wide do you think it street code's >> they, like many of us such stree

i'm jesse gary live in palo alto. more fallout from the supply chain problems following the covid pandemic, you will never guess what there's a shortage of now. that story after the break. pandemic holidar off santa's are returning to bay area malls. but the big comeback is being hampered by a shortage. ktvu jesse gary joining us now live from outside of stanford shopping center, and jesse it's not even thanksgiving yet, and we're already talking about a lack of santa's for christmas. say it isn't so. i it is so lie. god you're right. not even do more weeks. yes well, we know that santa can be many different places across the globe in one night. however a shortage of like minded individuals means the big man in the red suit is squeezed thin this holiday season, producing a santa shortage. for the first time in two years, the big man with the big smile and the bigger belly is suited up and ready to sit and listen in person to christmas presents requests. we're grateful to have had it and. we got our photos in the santa

and palo alto guitarist will ackerman. >> the grammy awards are airing live january 31 on cbs. jazz musician jon batiste leads the pack with the lemon nominations. justin bieber, h.e.r., doja cat have ate a piece. billie eilish and olivia rodrigo each have seven. >>> ♪ you take it tony ♪ ♪ she gets too hungry for dinner at 8. ♪ ♪ >> tony bennett and lady gaga are up for album of the year. be sure to join us this weekend for their farewell concert "one last time hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. tension

alto podrían decirle qué ocurrirá con los sitios para comer al aire libre en varios restaurantes los cuales surgieron a raíz de la pandemia. miembros del consejo de la ciudad han aprobado mantener estos sitios al exterior tan solo en algunos locales del centro de la ciudad de palo alto sin embargo se espera una medida más amplia en las próximas horas, dueños de restaurantes están de acuerdo con mantener esas instalaciones externas porque hay clientes que mantienen medidas sanitarias por el covid-19. por su parte la casa blanca está desarrollando un plan para distribuir más vacunas para niños en todo el país, de hecho la primera dama jill biden trabaja junto al estado general de los estados unidos para incentivar a padres de familia a que vacunen a sus hijos. nos venimos a nuestra versión esta noche, habrá una reunión virtual en el condado santa clara para responder a preguntas sobre este proceso . >>> y si usted quiere obtener una cita para vacunar a sus hijos aquí tiene números telefónicos a llamar, son de los departamentos de salud pública de los condados del área

palo alto community computer maker hp saw shares rise more than 10% on strong quarterly earnings. san francisco's gap plunged 24% after saying that supply chain problems hampered its quarterly revenue. americans are spending more despite the rise in prices, the commerce department says consumer spending rebounded by 1.3% last month. that's twice as high as september. this comes as consumer prices rose 5% compared to the same time last year, but personal income is also up by half a percent after falling 1% in september new numbers out today from the commerce department shows sales of new single family homes ticked up in october, new home sales rose nearly. half a percent at 745,000 sales up from 742,000 in september. some new data shows home prices rising due to limited inventory. the medium price of a new home nationwide'y $408,000 last month. that's an increase of nearly 18% from last year. the medium price here in california much higher, nearly $815,000. all right, coming up at 11 tonight. thieves continue to target a area retailers. the apple store hit by four teenagers in broa

palo alto, at 10:00 you could make plans to head out to the park and enjoy a beautiful sunny day and heading for the low 70s here. in the south bay, looking at a high of about 74 in morgan hill, and 75 in gilroy. east san josÉ reaching 74 degrees. our east bay temperatures reaching 73 in walnut creek. oakland up to about 69 degrees. we'll see mid-60s in daly city. for san francisco, mid to upper 60s today. marina district, still cool at 62. 69 in mill valley, while clearlake will reach up to 75. it's all clear here in terms of rain, but take a look at where it has been just pouring. this atmospheric river causing flooding concerns and that's where it will stay for a little while longer. you can see the connection, the long line of clouds that makes it all the way to the hawaiian islands. it's the reason they call it the "pineapple express." it just is up and down the coast. usually a storm track to the north may be the case for us throughout the winter, but it looked like even though the atmospheric river dipped to the south a little bit the rain dries up before it gets here. we wil

protests were captured from above in san francisco, berkeley and palo alto. chp did not respond to that report. >>> president biden traveling today for the infrastructure bill. >> detroit retooling the electric cars. tom costello will sit down with the ceo of gm to talk about that on the "today" show. president biden was in new hampshire yesterday taking a walk across a bridge in need of repairs. in 2003 the engineers said the bridge was in such poor shape it limited the weight of some vehicles that could cross it. president biden had to clarify something about taiwan. the president met with chinese xi earlier this week. president biden told the american press that taiwan was, quote, independent and makes its own decisions. officially america does not recognize taiwan's independence from china, even though taiwan is totally independent of china, but in an arrangement called one china policy we don't talk about it. so the president had to back pedal a bit. >> i said they had to decide, not us. i said we are encouraging what they require. >> trump took a phone

other bay area cities have similar ordinances including dublin, palo alto, san josÉ and redwood city. >>> and then trying to solve the shipping back port at ports. the port is charging $100 per day after six days if a container is leaving by train or after nine days if it's going by truck. i think i have halloween costumes in those containers. >> oh. >>> well, taking a look at the bay bridge. a beautiful shot there. you know what else is beautiful? the forecast. at least in my opinion. we will leave it to the expert to break it down on what we can expect today. >> we are starting out with fog this morning, so we have got it all here, and we are starting out with quarter-mile visibility in novato this morning as well as livermore. it's down to zero visibility at half moon bay. we can see the fog moving through dublin right now, and we see the headlights rolling across 580. we will see temperatures in the upper 40s to start. a chilly morning but we are going to see the sky clearing at 8:00 to 9:00, and sunshine the rest of the day as we head for the lower 70s there. we do see, once agai

alto. police say that the vehicle was speeding away from an illegal sideshow. >> involving at least 4 vehicles outside show was reported overnight at the east and of embarcadero road right near palo alto. baylands nature preserve officers say that when a police activated their lights are red chevrolet camaro sped away before crashing into a tree. both the driver and his passengers. a passenger were seriously injured. police say neither was wearing a seatbelt. their dog also sustained major injuries and it had to be put down. an investigation is ongoing. well, the sky is on fire out there tonight. what a gorgeous sunset as we've got. >> looks like a spectacular weekend had a son just beginning said it's amazing watching the sunset and how much they can change minute by minute. but still a lot of colors in the skies outside won't be long, though. and that's going to be completely dark and they will be long gone. never to be seen again outside right now temperatures turned out to be very nice

looking perfect in palo alto at 66. san francisco, 60s across the board. move off to the north bay. sonoma, 68. seven-day forecast, look at this. the sunshine again, not only saturday but sunday. slight chance of a spotty shower tuesday. look at this. awesome on thanksgiving, 62 degrees. inland valley forecast is not much different on temperatures. 60s for highs. 40s for morning lows. you know what i am thinking about now, some pumpkin pie. >> i was going to say. a pie with pumpkin latte. >> all pumpkin all the time. >> and whipped cream on top. >> thank you, jeff. >>> coming up, they're out on the picket lines, thousands of kaiser health care workers across the state ditching their jobs in solidarity. who they're supporting next. >>> bay area kaiser facilities saw what may be the biggest strike this week. nurses and mental health clinicians joined striking engineers on picket lines, a show of solidarity. engineers are 63 days into the strike, asking for pay that keeps up with the bay area cost of living. management says engineers earn an average of $180,000 a year when you put wage

. >> larson case against a palo alto woman accused of starting a fire in while shasta county is put on hold before indefinitely. [ sneeze ] are you ok? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be there for life's best moments with coricidin. now in sugar free liquid. >> there are reports the fda can authorize fires or for all adults as early as thursday. according to the current federal guidelines, pfizer and moderna boosters are available if you are over 65 or a higher risk of covid complications. the cdc advisory committee set to meet friday to discuss expanding booster eligibility. if the fda and cdc committee support the plan, the cdc director must sign off for it to become official. >> california officials have expanded boosters to people 18 and older as long is it has been six months since your initial doses or two months since your one shot of johnson & johnson. governor newsom said booster shots are in abundance. but some people have

. >> are we still doing outdoor dining on the streets of palo alto? the decision made in the last 30 minute minutes that a lot of people are paying close attention to. stay with us. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. >>> okay, kind of a staple. palo alto may make outdoor dining a permanent fixture. >>> it allows restaurants and businesses to keep the parklet in the busiest parts ofdown town. this has been exended to at least june. the parklets popular, many want to keep them, but some say they're taking up too many parking spaces in front of stores and sending people elsewhere, but right nows a go until june. >>> tonight at 7:00 it's been three years to the day since the campfire burned downtowns near

. >>> also coming up, how much longer is outdoor dining going to last in palo alto? the vote happening tonight. >>> a low-flying pg&e helicopter flying around. what is the utility doing? we'll explain. >>> today is three years since the deadliest wildfire in california history. the camp fire started in 2018. flames raced through the surrounding area, leveling the town of pair ties. 85 people died. 18,000 homes and businesses were destroyed. cal fire determined the cause was a nearly 100-year-old transmission line owned and operated by pg&e which filed for bankruptcy two months later. coming up at 7:00, we speak with the mayor about the day that the camp fire started and the rebuilding process three years after it destroyed the town. >>> helicopters are flying low in the north bay to inspect gas safety for pg&e. they are using helicopters this week to patrol gas pipelines in marin and napa counties. helicopters may fly as low as 300 to 500 feet and lower if they spot a problem. the utility says it's using state-of-the-art technology to detect leaks and make repairs if

but these people want to go to palo alto, they want to see that world. they are more open-minded. written off as the selfish person that sees something 16 brilliant other candidates on the stage didn't that you could remake the republican party and address the concerns of people in the middle east and i don't know if he knew that to deliberately but that is the way that this works sometimes. we have a lot to be hopeful for. >> please help your self to another drink. [applause] >> historian victor davis hanson will be live on booktv sunday december 5th at noon eastern. he'll take your calls and comments and discuss his books including his newest, "the dying citizen." find more information at booktv.org. >> columbia university visiting scholar obery hendricks recently argues evangelicals do not uphold christian values. here is a portion of that program. >> i wrote the book out of a sense of sadness and also outrage at what right-wing evangelical christians are doing to this mission and to the way they are distorting and misrepresenting faith of so many, to detriment of so many in so

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from san francisco to walnut creek, hayward to palo alto. large groups of thieves have been breaking into bay area businesses and stealing whatever they can get their hands on. we have a map here that shows how thieves have targeted at least 15 stores across the bay area in just the past four days. this includes the louisville thanh store in san francisco's union square, nordstrom and walnut creek. they also tried to break into the upscale consignment store, the real, real and palo alto sunday night. thieves also hit a small jewelry store in hayward, southland mall and the lululemon store in san jose santana row. we have this new video to share from walnut creek of the smash and grab robberies at nordstrom over the weekend. about 80. people poured out of that story just before closing stolen items in hand. police now say that merchandise value between 102 $100,000 was stolen and that nordstrom employees, three of them were injured. so far, at least three arrests have been made. nordstrom says the store closed early monday night. tonight, tho

palo alto police say a group of 30 to 40 people smashed glass trying to break in sunday night. a security guard called police and the people took off. when officers pulled over two suspects they found more than $15,000 worth of stolen goods from another. central marin police say a group of about 40 people hit the store earlier sunday making off with about $250,000 worth of goods. >> it is almost movie like, hollywood like. >> gangs moving around the area obviously. >> it's not like there are riots going on or some other instability. it's literally pure robbery. >> palo alto police and central marin police are working together to sniff out possible connections. >>> today, a day of remembrance for lives lost in the vta mass shooting. today marks six months since a transit employee opened fire at the agency rail yard in san jose and killed nine co- workers. today's event includes a moment to reflect upon resilience created over the past six months. a virtual candle lighting ceremony will be available via zoom. >>> stunning video out of los angeles of a commercial building on fire.